Sir Kir Stamor And Emmanuel Macron Pass Hit a historical deal Prevent migrants from crossing the channel in small boats.
“One-in, one-out” agreement Through the UK, we will illegally look at some of those coming to the UK, which were first sent back directly after Brexit, with an equal number of migrants from France in exchange for Britain.
The deal came after the days of conversation between Prime Minister And the French President, with the crisis of small boats dominating the agenda during the state visit of Mr. Macron.
Independent It is said that what has been agreed, and the government hopes how it will work.
What is the deal?
One -in, a small number of migrants will appear in one -out deal – initially it is understood that 50 per month – who have crossed the channel into small boats, which are immediately sent back to France.
The home office has refused to confirm the numbers, but said that it is expected that the pilot scheme will increase the number.
In turn, Britain will take the same number of migrants from France, selecting a strong relationship with the family or the country in the UK.
How will it work?
Migrants crossing the channel are often raised Border force Vessels, most of those who claim asylum before landing in the dover.
He will be taken to RAF Mansstone and serving with a notice that he deserves to be sent back to France as he has taken an illegal route from a safe country to the UK. While only a limited number will return, all adults coming on small boats will be served with notice.
Special circumstances will be considered if migrants want to challenge the notice. Using biometric data and images, the UK will then inform French authorities who can accept the migrants back but will have the right to refuse.
The irony is that the Labor government would rely on the Tory law dividing shelters whether they took a legal or illegal path, which they opposed against.
Initially, the scheme will only apply to adults because children who come illegally into Britain are not taken into custody.
Under the deal, a number, initially reported up to 50 per week, was then taken back to France per month and handed over to the authorities in Kallis.
French officials will then determine which migrants in the UK have strong claims for shelter, before they are legally given the right to cross the channel.
Why is it needed?
The idea is that if the plan is a successful preventive, it will break the trade model of criminal gangs smuggling migrants in the UK.
More than 21,000 migrants have already crossed the channel from France this year – up to 55 percent from the same period in 2024 – which means that Sir Keir is on track to oversee the highest figures for small boat migrations in the UK on record.
The image of migrants coming through small boats has proved to be politically toxic, and the PM is firm to succeed where their predecessors failed to bring the issue under control.
Many of the people coming are then kept in hotels, while their refuge claims are processed, which costs the taxpayer’s billions.
In addition, Mr. Macron has stated that it has fixed a problem created by Brexit, which meant that the UK no longer had the right to return the migrants automatically on small boats, as it had exited the European Union as it was also out of the Dublin Conference.
What does the government expect will get the deal?
Sir Kir hopes that the return deal will be another tool in its mission to “break the gangs” to the smugglers who bring smugglers to the UK.
The Prime Minister believes that showing those who consider crossing the channel can immediately be sent back to France, will be ready to travel at least dangerous.
Dover and Deal Labor MP Mike Top said on Thursday: “They need to feel that there is a high risk that will be returned to them almost immediately in France, if we may be enough for the examples of real -life where people have suspected sitting in Kallis, it starts breaking the model of smuggled gangs.”
By reducing the demand for crossing, Sir Kir hopes that people will put more pressure on smuggled gangs, making the crossing less viable.
Will it work?
Critics immediately attacked the agreement to deal with such a small number of migrants, meaning that only one of the 20 migrants coming to the UK would be sent back to France.
“This deal will mean that 94 percent of illegal migrants crossing the channel will get to live. It is pathetic,” Chhaya Home Secretary Chris Where are you
He said that it will “stop anyone”, to reduce the Toryse’s plan, those seeking asylum will be stopped by Rwanda Channel Crossing to reach the small boats.
It was added that the European Union should agree that the deal is within its rules, although both France and the UK believe it can be done in weeks.
Finally, the UK government has admitted that it expects legal challenges from organizations representing migrants, but believes it has a legal structure to win in courts.
